: Thule 987XT 6-Ski Adapter for Thule Hitch Mount Bike Racks

: Thule 987XT 6-Ski Adapter for Thule Hitch Mount Bike Racks

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Thule 987XT 6-Ski Adapter for Thule Hitch Mount Bike Racks

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Thule 987XT 6-Ski Adapter for Thule Hitch Mount Bike Racks
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 3130





Binding: Sports
Product Brand: Thule
EAN: 0091021987371
Label: Thule
Product Manufacturer: Thule
Model: 987Xt
Publisher: Thule
Release Date: August 04, 2007
Ranking: 3130
Studio: Thule


Piece facts:
  • Carries Skis and Snowboards upright for maximum capacity
  • Rubber coated steel locking arm for security
  • Works with most Thule Hitch Bicycle Racks - see Thule Fit Guide for specifics
  • Includes two Thule locking cylinders
  • Compatible with Thule Trailblazer, Hitching Post, Expressway, Rak-N-Loc, and Spare Me bicycle carriers




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Converts Trailblazer, Hitching Post, Expressway, Rak-N-Loc, and Spare Me carriers to ski carriers. C0MPATABlLlTY AND RESTRlCTl0NS:The 987xt carries 6 pairs of skis and 4 snowboards. The 987xt is a carrier and requires the purchase of Thule bike carrier to carry equipment. Not for off road use. Hitch carriers will increase overall length of vehicle, use caution when backing up. Do not operate without carrier in upright and locked position. C0NSTRUCTl0N AND MATERlALS: Structural steel, black powder coated.Non marring rubber cradles. Rubber straps.

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The Thule 987XT Hitch Ski Carrier lets you convert your Thule Trailblazer, Hitching Post, Expressway, Rak-N-Loc, and Spare Me bicycle carriers in to ski carriers. The Thule 987XT has a new extended bracket that allows for thicker ski bindings, and a rubber strap to secure your skis while loading. This ski carrier features a locking arm that secures your skis or snowboards in the carrier, and comes with locking cylinders that are 0ne-Key System compatible for added security.

What's in the Box?
Thule 987XT hitch ski carrier, all necessary mounting and securing hardware, locking cylinders and keys, and instruction guide

Manufacturer's Warranty
Limited lifetime warranty




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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - * Not bad - doesn't fit shaped skis ...
I just fitted this to my 998xt rack. It fits fairly well, and feels pretty secure. It's well made, and comes with all the accessories you'll need.

The downside is that it's impossible to get my shaped skis (Rossi Bandit B3s) into the rack the way they suggest (back to back). They do fit, but less securely, as individual skis. This reduces the capacity to 3 pairs of skis, and not 6.

Also the height of the rack, even with my relatively short skis, is insane - the tops of the skis stand a good 2 feet above the roofline of my SUV.

To be honest.... I wish I'd bought a roof rack, and just stuck with the Thule rack for my bike.



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